A small rate cut is better than no rate cut

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💥Breaking News💥 Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 0.25%

What does it mean if everyone is expecting a sell news event?

Every time the Fed cuts rates in the past, it's because something went wrong. 2001: The dot-com bubble burst 2008: The housing market crash 2020: The pandemic That's why the market sells off sharply after a rate cut. But what about this time? The stock market is at a record high Gold is at a record high Bitcoin is nearing its all-time high This rate cut will inject significant momentum into an already booming market, and I've never been more optimistic.

On the eve of the Fed’s rate cut decision, $2 billion flowed into stablecoins 👀🚨

Considering that rate cut news could trigger a sell-off, there's nothing inherently wrong with that. You can be short-term bearish and long-term bullish. The only problem is, you'll get beat up, because we'll be adding to our positions on every timeframe. Reflect this

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